Dubai Metro Music Festival to captivate commuters

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Dubai Metro stations are once again set to host live performances by musicians representing various genres.

Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office (GDMO), in collaboration with the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced that the Dubai Metro Music Festival is set to return from March 16-22.

The second edition of the festival is part of the ongoing #DubaiDestinations campaign focused on highlighting the exceptional experiences, events and activities of #DubaiArtSeason

During the week-long celebration of global music, an eclectic line-up of 20 musicians will perform at five Dubai Metro stations - Expo 2020 Dubai, Jebel Ali, Mall of the Emirates, Burjuman and Union.

Commuters will be served a treat of captivating musical performances featuring string, percussion, wind and other unusual instruments, from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

The vibrant lineup of musicians at the festival includes traditional and experimental artists, street performers, classical instrumentalists and fusion musicians.

All the performances will be rotated across the seven days of the festival to cover the five metro stations.

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